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Old 08-31-2011, 02:44 PM #1
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Default Nausea

I have struggled with bouts of nausea on and off since my concussion. I had a few good months with very little nausea, but now it is back and is quite debilitating.

Do any of you still deal with this? If so, have you found ways to manage it, medically or otherwise? It truly is exhausting

I haven't seen a GI dr yet but am considering it....but no doubt it will take time to an appt, get tests done, etc. Trying to look at my meds to see if they are a factor.

Thanks for your input!
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